Sentence examples for responsibilities for service from inspiring English sources

Many academic women believe that they have disproportionate responsibilities for service in their departments as they tend to put in longer hours than their male counterparts for childcare, housework, and elder care (Bombuwela and De Alwis 2013; Robbins and Simpson 2009; Side and Robbins 2007).

They have been working in schools to have conversations with high school age youth to take on responsibilities for service to younger children; as one example, the older youth organized the painting of a mural in a school dedicated to the younger children and created toys with recycled materials to give to the children.

As a region, ESA is increasingly embracing the adoption of an institutionalized community health workforce with clear roles and responsibilities for service delivery at the community level, as exemplified by Ethiopia's Health Extension Programme.

Powys council leader Barry Thomas said: "We have seen with the recent discussions over public toilets that it is difficult for local organisations to take over responsibilities for services without a clear idea of what is involved.

They also elect councillors to district councils e.g. Mendip and Somerset County Council or unitary authorities e.g. Bath and North East Somerset or North Somerset, which have wider responsibilities for services such as education, refuse and tourism.

Chew Magna has its own parish council, which has some responsibility for local issues, and is part of the Chew Valley North Ward, which is represented by one councillor on the Bath and North East Somerset Unitary Authority, which has wider responsibilities for services such as education, refuse, tourism, etc.

Therapists can work on the frontline as a clinical specialist, take on a managerial role with responsibility for service delivery, undertake specialist research or teach future practitioners.

The public says it wants Serco and Atos and the others to 'fess up: only a fifth think private contractors take responsibility for service failure.

The responsibility for service provision was placed with the county and local authorities, within the three-tier system of government (national, county, and local).

However, some municipalities kept the responsibility for service provision at the local level and created municipal companies.

Because local governments have ultimate responsibility for service provision, poor provinces can afford to pay their doctors little more than manual workers.